
Hospital-site estates
Horton and West Park homes often have sockets but no aerial. We fit it and bring every room to life.

From the town centre to the Downs and the new homes on the old hospital sites, our Epsom engineers fit aerials and TV points and test every room before they go.
Epsom has everything from Georgian houses in the town centre to big family homes on the Downs and new estates at the old hospital sites. Our aerial engineers work across all of it, and most roofs have a strong line to Crystal Palace. The new estates at Horton and West Park often have TV points in every room but no aerial on the roof, or an aerial that the builder never properly aligned. We fit and align the aerial, test every point and make sure each TV is tuned in. On the Downs and around the racecourse, homes are higher and more exposed. Wind can loosen aerials, and we see a lot of storm repairs. Our TV aerial fitters use strong brackets and lashings to keep aerials secure for years.
Where your house sits in Epsom decides most of it. The drawing shows how the signal would reach a home like yours.
Each kind of Epsom home brings its own aerial problems. These are the ones we see most.

Horton and West Park homes often have sockets but no aerial. We fit it and bring every room to life.

Chimney aerials that have seen decades of weather. A new one and new cable fixes most faults.

Long runs to yards and annexes, sometimes best fed from a dish.
What our engineers find on the roofs in each neighbourhood, from the jobs we do there.
Homes: Flats above shops, Victorian terraces and the College roads.
Aerial notes: Strong signal. Old chimney aerials and cables are the usual weak points.
Homes: Houses near the racecourse and the open Downs.
Aerial notes: Height and an open outlook. Loft aerials often work.
Homes: New estates on the former hospital land.
Aerial notes: New builds wired for TV but missing an aerial. We fit and connect.
Homes: Village homes and stables beyond the racecourse.
Aerial notes: Good signal. Long cable runs to outbuildings are common.
Homes: Period houses around the green.
Aerial notes: Older chimneys need careful fixings.
Aerials are only part of the work. Here is what else Epsom customers book us for, all done by our own engineers.

TV wall mounting in Epsom homes, from town flats to Downs houses. We bring fixings for brick, block and plasterboard, and can fit a sound bar in the same visit.

Satellite dishes for Sky or Freesat fitted and realigned across Epsom. Multiroom feeds and recorders set up, with every box tested before we go.

TV points checked and connected in new homes at Horton and West Park. Common where a loft room or extension has no TV socket yet.

Storm repairs on exposed Downs homes, with stronger brackets fitted. If a repair is not worth doing, we say so plainly and explain the alternative.

Cameras for Epsom homes and businesses, viewable on your phone. Our Epsom CCTV page has more.

Shared aerial and dish systems in Epsom’s newer blocks, upgraded and tested. We test every outlet, find the weak amplifier or splitter, and send the managing agent a report.
Yes. Our engineers work right across Epsom, including Epsom town, Epsom Downs, Horton and West Park, Langley Vale, Stamford Green and Tattenham Corner.
Most face Crystal Palace, about 10 miles north-east of Epsom. It carries BBC London.
Often, yes. You’re close enough to the transmitter that a loft can pick up a usable signal, though foil-backed insulation and nearby trees still spoil some. Our engineer tests the loft with a meter before suggesting it.
Builders often wire the sockets but don’t fit an aerial. We fit it, connect the cabling and check every room.
Yes, along with Langley Vale, Tattenham Corner and Stoneleigh.
New aerials, extra TV points and repairs in Epsom and the villages around it.
KT17 Epsom town, College · KT18 Epsom Downs, Langley Vale, Ashtead borders · KT19 Horton, West Park